China’s Beloved Pandas Head to Madrid for 10-Year Adventure
Giant pandas Jin Xi and Zhu Yu are set to embark on a 10-year residency at Madrid Zoo starting April 29, as part of China’s wildlife conservation efforts.
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Adorable Siberian Tiger Cubs Debut at Harbin’s Zoological Park
Two adorable two-month-old Siberian tiger cubs made their public debut at Harbin’s Siberian Tiger Park, delighting visitors with their playful antics.
Giant Pandas Jin Xi and Zhu Yu Embark on 10-Year Journey to Madrid
Giant pandas Jin Xi and Zhu Yu are set to travel from Chengdu to Madrid for a 10-year stay at a Spanish zoo, promoting international wildlife conservation.
AI Technology Unlocks New Insights into Humpback Whale Behavior
AI recognition technology is revolutionizing humpback whale research by enabling scientists to observe and analyze these majestic creatures more effectively during their brief surfacing periods.
Name the New Baby Grey Snub-Nosed Monkey in Guizhou Reserve
A new baby grey snub-nosed monkey was born at Fanjingshan National Nature Reserve in Guizhou. Help us name this endangered species and support conservation efforts!
Kenya Launches $23k Compensation for Wildlife Attack Victims
Kenya introduces a $23k compensation scheme for victims of wildlife attacks, aiming to promote harmonious coexistence between communities and wildlife in Laikipia County.
Chinese Scientists Protect Rare Carp to Revitalize Yangtze River Ecosystem
Chinese scientists protect a rare carp species at the Dangqu River in Qinghai Province to help restore the Yangtze River’s ecosystem.
Shennongjia National Park Celebrates Birth of Six Golden Monkey Cubs
Shennongjia National Park welcomes six golden snub-nosed monkey cubs, boosting the population and expanding their protected habitat in Hubei Province.
Incredible Odyssey: Uncovering China’s Roaming Giants
Explore China’s efforts to conserve Asian elephants in Yunnan through the captivating documentary series, ‘Incredible Odyssey.’
China Completes Groundbreaking Germplasm Bank on Qinghai-Xizang Plateau
China’s Qinghai-Xizang Plateau completes a state-of-the-art germplasm bank, preserving over 50,000 resources to enhance biodiversity conservation, led by the Chinese Academy of Sciences.